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Old 03-30-2011, 10:25 PM
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Put your sniffers out guys!!! I'll trade my 122 for a 982. It has to be Cherry!! I have over 5000.00 invested in my 122 and it's the cover tractor on Hank's book.
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Speaking of Hank's book....anyone hear when his new one is due off the press?? I believe Roland was going to update us on this? Steve you know Hank, can you give him a jab too - I am waiting for it!!

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Trade Jaybrd? Who said anything about trading - I want your 682 outright! How am I supposed to add to my 82 Series family if I dump one of them? I don't have any twins yet - so I have to hang onto any I get so far. Sorry man! Nice try though!
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the 982 was also IH answer to JD's 400 series and if I'm correct filled the void from the discontinued lo-boys.
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the 982 was also IH answer to JD's 400 series and if I'm correct filled the void from the discontinued lo-boys.
Gary,never though about it that way...last yr run for the 184 was 1979. 1980 first yr for the 982.
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Gary,never though about it that way...last yr run for the 184 was 1979. 1980 first yr for the 982.
I think I recall reading that in Ken Updike's book on IH CC. In the last section 'return to red'. If you think about it the 982 appears to be a lot more capable than the lo-boy was. Even though the lo-boy was super sweet! The manual transmission in the lo-boy made it somewhat too difficult to do some things.
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